Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
527464 Image and Vision Computing 2008 9 Pages PDF
Abstract

The frequent problem in low-level vision arises from the goal to eliminate noise and uninteresting details from an image, without blurring semantically important structures such as edges. Partial differential equations (PDEs) have recently dominated image processing research, as a very good tool for noise elimination, image enhancement and edge detection. In this paper, we present a biased PDE filter based on a coupling between shock filter and curvature diffusion. This model removes noise and sharpens edges efficiently. It preserves well the location of the shocks by synchronising both effects of smoothing and deblurring. Empirical results on different kinds of images confirm these advantages.

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